Also, "How could the algorithm hide this from me for a whole [however old the video was when they clicked on it]" when the video was uploaded minutes ago
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We're all being punished because Google's feelings got hurt when we didn't like the 2018 YouTube Rewind enough. That was the end of the dislike button and the YouTube Rewind altogether.
This style of sitting down happened because Johnathan Frakes had lower back pain and this was easier to do. Still cool though. I do it with all low-back chairs.
I'm also in favor of the ancient poop factory theory
I think one of the purposes of the pyramids was to be a sort of ancient beacon. The stone reflected the sun and moonlight, making it pretty tough to get lost. In the days of no GPS or electricity, I'm sure this was of great importance.
Have you ever been playing Minecraft and wandered too far from base before building a bed and just had to abandon that base until you find it by accident later? Imagine that IRL and you can't just build a new base real quick
Ok, fine, you got me, it's because I too have the donkey brains
Boycotts don't have start dates. They happen as soon as someone says it happens and you're either in, or you're out.
Boycotts don't have end dates. They happen until demands are met. If that means you never buy/do that thing again, so be it. If you're not prepared to commit all the way, don't participate.
Over time, the definition of "boycott" has been watered down to make people forget what makes a boycott effective. People have forgotten that the Montgomery Alabama bus boycotts lasted for literal years and saw people donating time and money to fixing up old cars, horse-drawn carriages, and carpooling to make them effective.
If you want real change, you have to be prepared to take real action. This one week boycott is pussy shit and won't solve anything. If you're gonna organize, do it for something that will work.
The boycott begins today. Right now. No more PS+ logins or payment. No more buying new games or consoles. No more anything that puts money in Sony's pocket (buying used is fine, that money only goes to the reseller) and it lasts until Sony reverses its decision to stop printing physical games.
If we want to continue boycotting until they revise their digital licensing, we can demand that once we've made progress on the physical media. That's what everyone cares about, so let's keep the demands short and simple with that as the only one.
They'd work if people would commit to a full, indefinite boycott until demands are met. This "one week boycott" shit is controlled opposition pushing a narrative that a one week boycott is an appropriate response to something like this.
Boycotts with deadlines expressed in terms of dates on a calendar have never been effective at anything besides making people think they're accomplishing something.
I've been boycotting Sony since they started charging for PSN. Join me. Unless you can't go that long without your precious God of War or whatever.
A boycott with a deadline isn't a boycott; it's barely a demonstration. A boycott is until demands are met, no sooner. This is controlled opposition. If you want your demands met, don't waste your time organizing for anything less than a real (full, indefinite) boycott.
OP never said anyone was a good guy; only that he could develop his front end the way he wanted.
Yeah, circular saw is the way to go